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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-12
GOULD AND FIELD.

The fact that Jay Gould relieved Cyrus
Field of s4,C0O.O09 in few hours re
Gently is seized upon by many as text,
and sermons long and loud are preached
from it. "Why should man over sixty
years of age who has already eight or
nine millions continue speculatiDg?"
The usual reply is that Field is a greedy
boar and that Gould is the same only he
is successful, and therefore excussble.
Smart paragraphs are written to show
what ridiculous old dot Field is and
what superla lively able man Gould is
The fact is, however, that in point of real
ability, Cyrus Field IS q prince where
Gould is only a ploddirg plebian.
Gould's life has been devoted from the
drSt to the present to money getting;
Fields to the service of mankind gener-
orally and primarily, and to himself SIS
secondary consideration. When Gould
was buying judges, bribing Legislators,
and wrecking railroads, Field wss strug-
Cling against poverty, the prejudices OF
the world and the dogmatic ignorance of
so called science in laying the first sub
marine cable over which a message was
ever transmitted. Like every other man
WHO dares to strsy from the pathway OF
accepted theory, Field was jeered a.,
ridiculed, denounced as crank and
visionary; his efforts thwarted, his
friends discouraged and driven from
him until almost any man would
have retired from the contest
in disgust and despair. He persevered
and fought his battle to the end and the
first message that glimmered from the
other side Of the Atlantis proclaimed his
fame through all time. In the worlds
history he will stand beside Copernicus,
! Calico, Morse, Fulton and others to
whose lives and work is due the advance
Of civilization. Field may not be sue
cessful stock gambler and has no
cause TO distinguish himself in this re-
spect. His name will be familiar to pos
terity when the Goulds and Vanderbilts
shall be lost even to tradition.
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Mitchell County

Special to he Gazette.
COLORADO, Tx, Aug. The returns
OF Mitchell county are au in and
are as follows; For prohi6iti,n i, 1884:
against prohibition, las.
For amendment TO article 8, 1855; against
amendment to article 3, p
For amendment to article !, 185; against
amendment to article !, II.
For amendment to article S, ISS;
against amendment to article 5, g.
For amendment 10 article T., 100;
against amendment 10 article 6, 5.
For amendment to article >, ls2:
against amendment TO article ), Is.
The polls in one precinct We're not
opened on account Of the absence of the
appointed Judge.
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Montague County,

Special to the Gazette
MONTAGUE, Ten, Aug. Official re-
turns from all the boxes in the county
except one give q majority Of 435 against
prohibition. The other box will increase
ibis majority 475 or more. All cf the
amendments were defeated, the box at
this place being the only box that gave g
majority for any OF them. In the vote
from this place in yesterdays GAZETTE
there wss g mistake. L should have
heen 523 against prohibition, when it was
223.
MONTAGUE, Tx Aug. G.-Complete
returns for this county give prohibition
1928, against prohibition 1910.
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ting intolerance and disregard OF all laws
made to regulate the traffic. More than
'EO per cent. Of the prohibition vote was
an expression of hostility to the methods
of saloons, and these Austin gentlemen
may depend on it that they are accom- mo-
dating themselves to the wishes Of their
opponents. They seem to ignore the fact
that the law does not place the saloon on
the same plane with other lines OF bust
ness, hut proscribes it in GER
tain particulars, and that the
prescription Of the law is Deepen
dent upon that pu9lic sentiment which
these Austin saloons seem TO utterly
disregard. These boyc0tters should also
not forget that the men who defeated
prohibition last week publicly declared,
time and again, that the existence Of the
saloon was mere incident of the prirci-
pie they upheld, and that there are other
methods than state prohibition for the
extirpation of evils which render them
selves unbeara6le.
It rests with the saloon mere than with
Dohoney to determine and mould
Texas sentiment towards saloons, and the
wise and discreet of that traffic should,
in protection of their own interests, hold
in check those in the business who may
be blinded TO the true meaning of the re-
suit Of the election as expounded by the
leaders OF the successful party. The ques,
ton Of prohibition is settled in Texas for
many yesrs ii let atone; but the saloons,
sooner than Dohoney, can unsettle it and
enduc it with life and strength greater
than it had in the recent election.
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The Farmers Alliance of Floyd coun-
ty, Ind, has passed resolution calling
upon President Cleveland 10 resign be-
fore starting On his contemplated south
ern tour, which they call al "elechoneer-
ing tour" They do not think it right TO
pay a man $4,000 per month while he is
seeking s. reelection. When the Presi-
dent receives the resolution, with the
seal Of the Floyd county alliance on it, ne
will surely 90 and resign.
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Camp County.

Special TO the Gazette.
PITTsBURG, TEX, Aug 5.-The official
vote of Camp county is: For prohibition,
$50; against prohibition, 4sg; majority
for prohibition, 1914
For amendment TO article 3, I92;
against, 235.
For amendment to article I, 24ti
against, $50.
For amendment to article 5, 2G0;
against, 1856.
For amendment to article 6, 285;
against, l44.
For amendment to article ), 225;
against, Cos.
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TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from stnts Exchange Oh y.
Of Interest

Clippings from Stnts Exchange Oh Hs~
Of Interest
LsyAca has g CeW iail Wi.1Ca. a.
Crops in Delta county are ST. .l
be desired
San Angelo has paid this se4-
wool $40, goo.
On Monday last tine rains &. e
vicinity Of BlsGCo.
The Treasurer 81 Hopkins c
ROBBED Of $500.
The altitude OF Clarendon
above the level of the sea
On Monday 900 cattle from Oh. U.s.
ranch were shipped from Qga.--.
Hundreds of tons Of hay 1-y &
up in Carson county this summer
Lots in Canadian City hav- been
amounting in value 70 over -
On Tuesday Of last week e-G
loads Of cattle were shipped i-.-
Angelo.
The crops ia Calhoun county g.
ported to be much above syers-- ST.
cattle in tine condition.
4 half dozen families have r.c5--
Gated in Gray county, enc Of L..
counties OF the Panhandle.
The school fund Of Non'1rwa-7
is expected TO reach ST. a
. scholastic population is 81
Report from Ssu Angelo So 81.
heaviest rain which HIS fallen il .-s.
ton for years, fell On Monday a-.
III boring an artesian wei o. T-z1
8 four-fOot vein % cCaI was ',''
and good flow Of water o1-:-r--
a hundred families have l0ca.e
line of the Fort Worth AMI U.L',.
and it is expected Potter c0l--T 81
/ be orSa 1ized.
There have been copi9us ST 50
the country lying northwest Of ~
City, and on some farms tle -
said, will make from twenty 81
bushels.
The surveying party sen. on. q
/ corners in Wheeler, COuiDgswe---
/ Childress counties, have located ~.
meridian from the initial mll----
the Washite river.
a well has been bored on .ls s.
Armstrong county By the a
Fort Worth End Denver Ka-cgs 8
q depth of l15 feet an ineXds15----.
ply of water was found.
Work is progressing in Green.
on 3 cotton compress, -le -.
Wsterworks, three large or-. "
houses and an addition to tTc Z =.
I sides scores Of handsome res.----"
neat cottages.
Mr. Dell of Eagle Pass 1s- z =,
session Roman coin CT the re-s- y
stentinus, about 325 A. b, slo.---
ing the likeness and name @. y
peIcr Trajsnus, 80 years ees-.
most remarkable in the Ca---.
copper piece antedating tIe t--.--l--
bearing the figure CT the L-:f,-'--
Osiris. These with sewers c----
were presented 70 him 57 tw5 70
Egyptians, who told him they were :.
up in the ruins Ct 2 house in 49,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-12
ROICOTTING 1T AUSTIN

According to Austin newspapers the
saloon men of the capital city are boy
cotting those who, in the recent
election, voted for state prohibition. The
right CT any man TO trade where he
chooses is undeniab!e; but the conspiracy
to injure the business of men is an ex-
ecrable importation upon Which the
people of this country have emphatically
SCI :ls heel Of condemnation. l. IS g
weapon Of the basest tyranny and hss
been found q boomerang wherever tried.
TIE Austin saloon men not only anHago-
nize the public detestation of boy6tNng,
out they are displaying the split 1t
tributed to them by prohibition o81f0Fs
during the campaign, and are doing 4hcA-
ly what prohibition teachers would hSR
them do. II prohibition s(04ttes couH
dictate the action of saloaEs III would
have the latter make they ssFes mex
ious to every fair mindedySn by boysSt'
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-12

THE Throckmorton Times is kind
enough to say of TIE GAzETTE's course
"THE FORT WORTH GAZETTE deserves
the esteem and support Of every loyal
Texan. During the campaign just closed
Il. ,champloned neither side of the great
qusssQp, but bel slofrsthe sign board of
true BeMasEHys and the Democratic
platform, demanding fairness, condemn
ing fraud, intimidation and violence in
the name of Texas and for Texas honor
and fair name"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-12

IT is sometimes better to bear the ills
we have than to fly to others we know
not Of. a lady put PHOSPHORUS on her
pet bunion and retired. Her husband re-
turned late, and thinking 1t a huge fire
fly, damned it with a boot-jack. The
good woman has to sleep with her foot in
d cider barrel ever since.
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Prohibition Divides a school.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 10.-Arllis
McDearmsn, school teacher near Cub
bits, Jackson county, found his school
house guarded by mob yesterday morn
ing, who refused him admission on the
ground that ne was Proaibiti0nist. Nc
Dearman opened another school house.
The anti-Prohibitionist installed new
teacher and the pupils divided according
to the parents On the question.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-12

EXTRACTS from certain newspapers and
uttersnces of certain gentlemen in
Texas show that there is plan TO put
Mills in Coke's plsce and to have Gibbs
succeed Ross as Governor of Texas.
This is the plan; the fuIf!lment lies in
the future
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Obtain nfv.

Special 20 the Gazette
COOPER, TEX, Aug. 6.-There were
l4C8 votes polled here. For prohibition,
772; against prohibition, Gg4. Tot2Ivote
for prohibition, IS. Cannot get on the
vote on the otner amendments, they are
likely defeated, Il VIII take an Official
count TO tel.
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Special 70 the GaZette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX, Aug. 10.-Colonel
John D. Warren, chairman of the Hill
county anti-prohibition executive COM
mittee, informs your correspondent that
the "True Blue" Democratic party will
be kept up, AMI thst it will meet the first
Monday in every month.
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Limestone County.

Special to the Gazette.
GRoEsBEEcK, TEX, Aug. 6.-The full
vote in this county was 1861. For
prohibition, 1882; against, 1927. For
amendment to article 8, 495; against,
2374. For amendment 20 article 7, 1915;
against, 2l26. For amendment to article
81 1861 against, 1892. For amendment to
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Fannin County,

special 70 Inc gazette.
BoNHAN1, TEX, Aug. 5.-The full re-
turns OF the election IN this county have
been received and the result is yely little
changed from last nights report. The
total majority for prohibition is 1903 The
pros have acknowledged themselves de
feated in the state
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-12

THE Canton Telephone thinks THE
GAZETTE has done more for Democracy
than any paper in tie stste, and advises
is readers "to subscribe fer THE GA
zETTE when they want sound Demo
C.atic da;ly.i'
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Complete returns from the following
counties report majorities for the prohi-
hilton Amendment as follows
True Blues to be Kept Up.

- counties total. .....- .-..-.
+Other amendments carried.
+Other Amendments defeated
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Special to the Gazette.
VERNON, TEz Aug. 5-T1a --,-
the election IN Wjlbargec County
For prohibition, 40 agsi3.- --.
&c. All the other smeEjue1 3.
one precinc, to hear from.
VERNON, TEX Aug. 6.-Tae rs
OF Wiibarger county, for prJl....
against prohibition lIG.
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Poll, Comfy.

Special 10 the Gazette.
LIVINGSTON, TEX, Aug G.-The official
vote OF Polk county is:
Livingston, go against; $50 for.
Leggett, III egainst; - for.
Moscow, ~ against: A. for.
Corrigsn, 1877 against; T. for
Elum, 81 against; for.
Bamum, IGG against; 10 for.
Menerds, 81 against; for.
Dol!srds, 80 against; l for.
Mariand, - against; for.
Handbags, 40 against; 30 for.
Hatton. 80 against; for.
Colita, 10 against; IS for.
Totals, 1859 against; a93 for. Anti ma
jority, Col.
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Governor Ross Talks.

NPCtIdI 70 IHb NaACIte
WACO, TEX, Aug. 5.-The Prohibition
lists concede the state by $4,000 to CO. 900
msjority and the ants claim it by 5000
to 100000. Governor Ross went back to
Austin to-day. In a short talk made by
him last night to the jubilsting ants he
counseled moderation as the policy Of
the future.
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Taytor County,

Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, Tex, Aug. 5.-Complete r.
turns from every precinct in this county,
show the following vote: For prohibit
ton, $40; against prohibition, 25S. ALI
the other amendments were carried by 8
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Rurlsson County.

Special to the Gazette.
CALDWELL, TEX, Aug. s. Official
count: Total votes polled, 1874; for pro-
hlbition, S14; against prohibition, 1860.
Official count for and against other amend.
ments not yet in.
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In PHILADELPHIA Il

IL Philadelphia there are seven saloons
to every 100 people, and in Fort Worth
one saloon to every 500 people, asd yet
Pennsylvania regards Texas as given over
TO rum
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Cooke County.

opcCIaI 70 inc gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Ten, Aug. 5.-The pro-
hi3titon majority in the county IS 100
GAINESVILLE, Tex, Aug the re-
turns from sll the country precincts sre
in and the majority for prohibition in the
county is 100. The vote on tie other
amendments was not counted il the rural
districts.
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Lampqsas County.

/ special 20 the 5azet:e.
LAMPAsAs, Tex, Aug. 5.-Lampasas
county gives majority against prohibit
ton of 81. The vote on the other amend
ments rOt yet ootainable.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-12

WHILE the charge that Fort Worth
voted for prohibition for advertis,
ing purposes only emanates
from envy and jealousy, it is,a fact that
sll the papers in the Union are &dvertis-
ing this goodly city in flaming headlines
as "the only big town in Texas" ct.
Thus, in the economy of fate, do all things
work together for the good OF Fort Worth.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-12

country precincts have been heard from,
aud increase the msjority against prohi-
bition to 1920. The total vote of the
county was 200, the largest ever cast ct
sny election.
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FL PaSO CCuntY.

Special to the Gazette
Ell PAso, TEX, Aug. The total vote
OF the city and county is 1876 against pro
hibitIon and 20f for it.
Ell PAsO, TEX, Aug. AL amend
ments except prohibition were carried in
this county by about 1900 majority.
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Colorado County.

Special to the Gazette.
COLUMBUS, TEX, Aug. G.-Tle Official
vote Of Colorado county is as follows;
For prohibition, 743; against, 2S65. Ma
lority against prohibition, 2I23.
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CRss Comfy.

Special to tie Gazette.
ATLANTA, TEX, Aug. ) Full returus
from al the precincts show ajority of
545 against prohibition il this county.
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Hood County.
Special to the Gazette.

oo GEASs BURY TEX, Aug Az; ;, Hood Hoo
Prohibition, 679; anti, 59S; neither, s;
total, 1878. a majority for prohibition
of 81. Vote on other amenda ents very
small
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Rurnet County.

Special . The GaZettc.
BURNETT, TEX, Aug. 5.-Oficial count
gives the county to the ants by 30 ma
iority. The ants celebrated their vic
tory tonight in great shape.
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Van Landt u.nr-r

Special to the Gazette.
WILLS POINT, Ten, Avg. ..---
cisI returns from the wLo., ca-.- g.
and stand as follows: FOR r-
1850; against prohibition,
majority, $50.
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articIe s, 500; against, 220I. For amend
ment TO article 5. 5lG; against, 2Il4.
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Runnfls County.
Special to the g,

Special to the Gazette.
BALLINGER, TEX Aug. THE result
Of election on the prohibition amendment
in this county is: For amendment, 227;
against, 155. The result as TO other
amendments cannot yet be obtained
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Hunt County.
hChS Oouh'S'
special to the Gazette.

SF'eOIo. % sIIO IaAb.sD,
GREENvILLE. TEX, Aug. 5.-Of1eisl
returns over the entire county place the
total vote cast in Hunt county 81 1888,
aad the majority against the prohibition
amendment at 500 votes. The Anti-Pr0-
hibltionists will have s procession and
burning of powder with fire works in the
city tonight to commemorate their vic
| tory.
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Specific the Gazette
GRAHAM, TIN, Ang. Com.
turns give the ants twenJY-foa- IL,
in Young county.
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Rains County.

Special to the Gazette.
EMORY, TEX, Aug. 5.-Rains county:
For prohibition, 375; against prohibit
ton, 288. All other amendments beaten
badly.
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Bell County.
Special to the Gazette.

BELToN, TEX, Aug. 5,-Complete Off
cisl returns show majority against pro-
hibitiou of s21. The sntis are having a
grand Jubilee tonight.
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Harris County.

opCCIaI 70 Tue Galette.
HOUSTON, TEX, Aug. complete re.
turns from all precints in the county give
On anti-prohibition msjoIty Of 2795.
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Parker County.

special TO the Gazette
WEATHEBFoRD, TEX, Aug Returns
from all precincts in this county give 227
against the prohibition amendment.
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FaEgCOunty
Special to the Gazette.

SPUC4AI ID IlB IdAeILs,
MARLIN, TEX, Aug. G.-The prohibi-
ton amendment vas defeated by . vote Of
1l25 for end 1884 against The other
amendments were defeated by about $50.
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Marion County,

specl&I to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Aug. fetal vote
of Marion county for pro, gao: sgains.
pro, 1886. Against gil the other amend
ment5, about zine to one.
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Reeves County,

special 10 the Gazette.
PEcos CITY, TEX, Aug. G.-Pecos City
gives majority CT two votes in favor OF
prohibition. NJ other precincts heard
from yet.
PECos CITY. Tex, Aug. G.-Reeyes
county gives 81 anti-pronioition majority.
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Cherokee County

RUsK, TEX, Aug, 6-Complete returns
gives 36S majority against prohibition in
Cherokee county. The negro vote, which
is never less than one-third in this coun-
ty, went nearly solid against the amend
ment.
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Rcd River County.
Speclal TO the l.azette

special 10 thc Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Aug Cred River
county all in, With 80 against proniDi-
ton.
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Nacogdoches ourty.

Special to the Gazette
NACOGDOCHEs, TEX, Aug. G.-FuII re
turns in this county as follows: Total
vote, 2+05. Anti majority, 939. Other
amendments lost.
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OranCe County.

Special to the azette.
ORANGE, Ten, Aug. 5-The total ma
jority against the prohibition amendment
in this county is l0I. The other amend,
( ments were defeated.
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HAVING demonstrated its capacity to
entertain, Fort Worth now invites the
Democracy of the state to meet here next
wear
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II the internal revenue is abolished, We
will then have "more whisky, better
whisky ard bigger BARRELS" with ven
0apra
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Shelby County,

Special to the Gazette.
CENTER, Tx, Aug. 5.-The prohibit
ton smendue1t ba5 been defeated in
Shelby county by 20 votes.
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Many People Refuse to Take God

Liver OH on account OF It's unpleasant taste.
This difficulty has been overcome in SCOTS
EMULSION otCod Liver on with Hypophos-
phites. 1t being as palatable as milk, ard the
most valuable remedy known for the treatment
of Consurnp tion, Screfula and Bronchitis, Gen
,eralD ehlity, Wasting Diseaseszot Ohilfren,
sCh16niS Cough and @plds. has. fensed H85sic-
,c.ihs Id ali peiEs of 81 world. tdhse Ito Aysi
Ssssssf ifiGes5tss Szsasisls aaS s con:
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Erafh ONLY

Special to the Gazette.
ALEXANDER, Ten, Aug. 5.-Erath
county gives 65S majority against prohi-
bitiOu.
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RnClWell County.

special to the 1 4zet.e
RocKwALI, TEX, aug. 5.-Majority
against prohibition, So.
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Crockett Nounfr.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Aug. 5.-Complete re
turns give an anti majority in Crockett
county Of II75.
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MadIson Comfy.

Special 10 the Gazette
HUNTSVILLE, Tex, Aug. 5.-In Madi-
son county the anti iusioTity is So.
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Rusk County,

Special 10 the Gaze.te.
HENDERSON, TEX, Aug. G.-Gusk
county goes 1902 against the amendment.
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The railroads now penetrating the
Panhandle will work out the settlement
of the country and of the lease laws.
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Special to the Gazette.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, Arg
Official count places the sul us
the county al SCI.